Immunotherapeutic Formulations with Interleukin-2-Neutralizing Capacity
Abstract
The present invention is related to pharmaceutical compositions based on vaccines and monoclonal antibodies that neutralize the Interleukin-2, which are useful in the treatment of tumors. Particularly the present invention is related to therapeutic formulations able to increase the immunogenicity of the IL-2 conjugated to the carrier protein P64k from the neisseria meningitidis in montanide ISA 51 adjuvant for the induction of IL-2 neutralizing autoantibodies and the effective methods for the treatment of tumors, including breast cancer and melanoma. Furthermore, the present invention is related to therapeutic combination of the IL-2 based vaccine with other cancer vaccines based on specific tumor antigens or tumor growth factors, as well as chemotherapeutics agents or radiotherapy of standard use for cancer treatment.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2, useful for the treatment of cancer patients, comprising at least one of:
A.—IL-2 or any derivate thereof coupled to any carrier protein by genetically or chemical conjugation that contains an appropriate adjuvant; B.—a monoclonal antibody anti-IL-2; C.—a cancer vaccine based on specific tumor antigens or growth factors; D.—a monoclonal antibody anti-CD25.
2 . The administration of a therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2, according to claim 1 , comprising administering simultaneously or sequentially at least one selected from A+C, A+D, B+C, B+D.
3 . A therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2, according to claim 1 , comprising IL-2 or a derivate thereof coupled to a carrier protein, and an appropriate adjuvant.
4 . A therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2 according to claim 1 , comprising IL-2 coupled to a carrier protein, and an appropriate adjuvant.
5 . A therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2 according to claim 4 , wherein the carrier protein comprises P64k derived from neisseria meningitidis.
6 . A therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2, according to claim 5 , wherein the adjuvant is selected from the group consisting of aluminium hydroxide and montanide ISA 51.
7 . A therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2 according to claim 6 , wherein the adjuvant is montanide ISA 51.
8 . A therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2 according to claim 1 , comprising a chemical conjugated between IL-2 and P64k.
9 . A therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2 according to claim 1 , comprising a fusion protein between IL-2 and P64k.
10 . A therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2 according to claim 1 , comprising a fusion protein between peptides derived from IL-2 and P64k.
11 . A therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2 according to claim 1 , comprising a specific monoclonal antibody against human IL-2.
12 . A method for administering the therapeutic formulation of claim 1 to elicit an immune response against IL-2 comprising administering IL-2 or a derivative thereof coupled to a carrier protein and an adjuvant in combination with a cancer vaccine based on specific tumor antigens or growth factors.
13 . The method for administering the therapeutic formulation of claim 1 to elicit an immune response against IL-2 wherein the cancer vaccine comprises EGF.
14 . The method for administering the therapeutic formulation of claim 12 to elicit an immune response against IL-2 comprising administering IL-2 or a derivative thereof coupled to a carrier protein and an adjuvant in combination with a specific monoclonal antibody anti-CD25.
15 . The method of administering the therapeutic formulation of claim 13 for eliciting an immune response against IL-2 further comprising a specific monoclonal antibody anti-CD25.
16 . A therapeutic formulation according to claim 1 , comprising, a medicament, said medicament elicits an immune response against IL-2 so as to inhibit the growth of tumours in cancer patients.
17 . The use of the therapeutic formulation of 1 , comprising inhibiting the growth of tumours.
18 . A therapeutic formulation to elicit an immune response against IL-2, said formulation comprising:
(a) at least one selected from an IL-2 carrier protein conjugate and a monoclonal antibody anti-IL-2; and (b) at least one selected from a carrier vaccine and a monoclonal antibody anti-CD25.
19 . The therapeutic formulation of claim 18 , further comprising an adjuvant.
20 . The therapeutic formulation of claim 18 , wherein the carrier protein comprises P64k derived neisseria meningitidis.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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